What did you do to your Patrol today!

Just finished taking kaymar bar off and reinstating the factory bumper. Not as hard as I expected for a one person job. Hardest bit was loosening some of the nuts in very awkward spots. Getting spanners and sockets in there was tricky but eventually I won. With the bar off, I realized how rigid the kaymar bars actually are. Very very solid units. I'd hate to rear end someone wearing one.
From this...
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To this...
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Originally Posted by Hodge

I should have looked at the radar shouldn't I ? Half way through ripping the kaymar bar off , I got 4 bolts that just would not budge, and to top if off, that misty rain began soaking me very quickly. Not impressed lol.

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Best tool I ever bought is a battery powered impact wrench...... Makes light work if almost any bolt or nut!


Tip tip tip......tap tap tap....

That's what I need drew but they're so dear haha. Would make changing wheels a lot easier.

If you're happy and you know it tap a post!

Why you taking it off?

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Originally Posted by Winnie

That's what I need drew but they're so dear haha. Would make changing wheels a lot easier.

If you're happy and you know it tap a post!

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I've got a bunch of the Ryobi tools with the same battery. Was in Bunnings a few weeks ago and they had the impact wrench on sale without the battery for $99.....too tempting, and it truly has become the most used tool I have.


Tip tip tip......tap tap tap....

Damn wish I'd have known because I have a ryobi battery and charger!

If you're happy and you know it tap a post!

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Originally Posted by Drewboyaus

Best tool I ever bought is a battery powered impact wrench...... Makes light work if almost any bolt or nut!

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Got one mate. But was useless, since most of the nuts were in very tight spots, some JUST had enough room for a deep socket and wrench.

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Originally Posted by Drewboyaus

I've got a bunch of the Ryobi tools with the same battery. Was in Bunnings a few weeks ago and they had the impact wrench on sale without the battery for $99.....too tempting, and it truly has become the most used tool I have.


Tip tip tip......tap tap tap....

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Just found it at Bunnings for $129, I'll stop in tomorrow and get one. Great tool to have and one I've wanted for a while now.

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Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie

Why you taking it off?

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What are you doing with the kaymar bar Hodge ?

Admired the pin striping on the driver door. Shyte.